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14-08-2020 #1
Well first off it's a BK bearing block, not a nut and I'm not sure what cheek you are referring to.? But anyway it doesn't need to be that difficult if he gets a ball screw machined to the same dimensions as the old screw.
My point was the screw you linked won't just bolt straight into place so it will need more components meaning more cash, it will need some modifications to the machine and if the OP doesn't have the equipment or the experience to do these mods himself then it's not worth paying someone else to do them or having new parts made so it can be upgraded because the machine is what it is and throwing money at it won't make it change from a PIG into STALLION.! . . .It will always be a PIG with lipstick.!
Anyway, I've said my piece on why I think it's a bad route to take based on my experience with these machines and seeing other users make the same mistakes and we obviously won't agree so let us leave it at that and let the OP get on with which route he thinks suits him best.!-use common sense, if you lack it, there is no software to help that.
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